Mother, May I?: Exploring a Woman's Right to Choose - Paperback

by Julienne Scofield Seely (Author)

This account was written both for women facing a decision about abortion in a crisis pregnancy and for the people who love them. Are there facts to be known or are there only emotional and political aspects to a woman's right to choose? How can one support a woman facing this difficult decision?

Author Biography

Issues of life and family are top priority for this mother of four, grandmother of twenty five, and now great-grandmother of four. Roe v. Wade was decided during her second pregnancy so she felt deeply connected to the issue. She has been gathering input for forty years from personal encounters, listening to both sides of the issue and watching the consequences unfold.